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AdminPD Inactive Administrator |
Message 1 is very specific about what is to be discussed.
1) Biologically is there a 'moment' or 'point' at which something non-human becomes something human? 2) Biologically (in the context of human development) is there a point at which something non-living becomes something living? 3) Does the argument put forward by opponents of abortion rely on defining such 'moments', 'points' or 'instantaneous boundaries' between that which should be considered human life and that which should not?? Please stick to the topic and not turn this into the same old arguments. Please direct any comments concerning this Admin msg to the Moderation Thread. Any response in this thread will receive a 24 hour timeout. Thank you 
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AdminPD Inactive Administrator |
As I said in Message 167, the OP has very specific questions.
Respect the originator's intentions and DO NOT continue discussing abortion beyond the scope of the OP. Anyone continuing the off topic discussion will be suspended for 24 hours. Please direct any comments concerning this Admin msg to the Moderation Thread. Any response in this thread will receive a 24 hour timeout. Thank you Edited by AdminPD, : Update
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